From the @Gmail Twitter account:
The iOS app we launched today contained a bug with notifications. We have pulled the app to fix the problem. Sorry we messed up.
Whoops.
From the @Gmail Twitter account:
The iOS app we launched today contained a bug with notifications. We have pulled the app to fix the problem. Sorry we messed up.
Whoops.
This entry to the website “Clients From Hell” is so accurate, it hurts.
I can’t get excited about this, but I know people who are.
This week, Myke and I discuss roller coasters, which I don’t ride to an issue with … well … puking.
If you haven’t subscribed to the galaxy’s best podcast, now is a great time to join in via Instacast or iTunes.
Be sure to check out the corresponding episode of Off the Record, in which we complain about Skype and Myke makes up stories about me.
My iPhone 4 is less than a year old1, and since I can’t upgrade at the subsidized price for some time, I’ve been pondering purchasing AppleCare for it.
However, when I went to Apple’s online store, I could only locate AppleCare+ for the iPhone 4S.
After chatting with a nice guy named Sean on Apple’s online store support page, I learned that while normal, old-fashioned iPhone AppleCare isn’t available at online for “individual purchases” anymore. However, it can be purchased over at the phone, at 1–800–694–6466
Big congrats to these guys on the new site. It feels much more like a magazine than any other website I’ve visited recently.
As someone who has always adored the old box Broncos, this makes me very happy.
Billings Pro is a multi-user time tracking and invoicing solution for OS X and iOS, that includes a web app for timekeepers.
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I bet we’ll see a minor Mac Pro update to use the E5 CPUs whenever they’re available (probably within the next few months). But it wouldn’t surprise me if that’s the last Mac Pro. It had a great run, but the tower is over.
I’ve been interested recently in the apps available for iOS that push the very edges of what we thought was possible on a mobile device. Informed by my recent experience of spending a week on iOS alone, I decided to try and express what I mean by “ambitious” and to collect some examples of those kind of apps.
When iOS first appeared, it was a smartphone OS. Today, with the iPad, it’s much more than that. To be an “ambitious” iOS app, I think you need to be doing one or more of the following things…